Sentence examples for that both present from inspiring English sources

I just spent hours researching digital cameras and narrowed my choices to a Canon and a Nikon, only to learn that both present problems for XP users.

David McAuley, the Chief Executive of the Trussell Trust, said: "We are not opposed to the principle of reform, but feel strongly that both present and planned reforms affecting vulnerable individuals and families must be examined and measured to ensure a safety net is in place to help those most in need of support.

When a reaction zone Péclet number PeRZ =u′ηk/αRZ is used for scaling, it is found that both present lean iso-octane and previous methane data can be collapsed onto a general correlation of Г1 = 1 + 0.4PeRZ in the pre-transition and Г2 ∼ PeRZ4 in the post-transition with the transition occurring at (PeRZ c ≈ 4.2, showing similarity on MIE transition.

Other notable short lineages include Rpmar49 and Rpmar17 that both present exceptionally long TIRs.

To address this, we exploit two animal models that both present phenotypically-divergent responses to exogenous ligands based on differences in AHR-status: a mouse AHR knockout model and the H/W rat model of reduced sensitivity to toxic effects of TCDD.

Driving the Green Line is like weaving a path between parallel universes, along a seam that is both present and absent, and that fuses and divides.

Here we hypothesize that α-actinin and filamin, two major F-actin crosslinking proteins that are both present in the lamella of adherent cells, display synergistic mechanical functions.

They are tired, but still beautiful, reacting to forces that are both present and implied.

27 Motor asymmetry was detected with arm-rolling and upper extremity drift that were both present in two subjects.

We should note that both present-day small earthquakes and surface strain are greatly affected by large earthquakes that occurred about a century ago.

The autonomous work that stands in itself is a work that both presents a meaning and at the same time holds something back.